XLR to TRS CABLE

love these leads i use to link monitor speakers to my audio interface, the build quality is very professional and sturdy, not the flimsy cheap quality some others have. the sound quality transfers perfectly, i feel these will last me a long time.

It’s a decent cable. Does its job, it really is balanced, decent solders. Can’t expect anything more for the price.

The pair of EBXYA 1metre long 3pin M “XLR” plug to ¼” Stereo Jack adaptor leads are well made and work as expected with the wires on the correct pins as illustrated in the blurb. The cable itself screened with both braid and foil. However the XLR plug is not up to the standard one might reasonably expect from a professional lead.The XLR connector is basic and suffers from a major weakness. The very basic cord grip is simply not strong enough. It doesn't even begin to compare with the original ITT Cannon XLR with its screw clamp cushioned by the strain relief or even the lesser Neutrik with its collet clamp.The XLR shell is not grounded to pin 1 although the solder tags are present.The Stereo Jack is a better quality item, but again the cable grip is rudimentary with some slight assistance from a heat-shrink sleeve.The screening on the lead is good; if wrapped around a mobile phone there was no breakthrough audible when using simple dynamic microphones, nor any handling noise intruding if the lead is flexed.

Works well, Value for money

I use these to connect the 1/4 balanced outs of my Presonus Studio 192 to the balanced XLR inputs on a Behringer Ultra curve Pro.Cables are excellent quality and the Jack's are equally as good.

Strong and reliable.Used between DJ controller and KRK powered speakers (don’t have to connect to the amp with the decks)Good solid connection and no concerns.

Good quality cable, although in multiple XLR devices the XLR socket is a very tight fit. Not sure I'll ever get it out of my Genelec speakers, but they are doing the job.

That is what I wanted and got!